> We've had the suggestion a few times in the past that there
> be a way to give a length for bracketed chords, instead of
> repeating the length for each note. Thus [Ace]4 could be
> used for [A4c4e4]. In one discussion, we even had the
> suggestion of multiplying lengths if they are present in
> both places, so [A4ce]2 would be [A8c2e2].
I think it got lost within the discussion about having notes of
differing lengths within chords. [Ace]4 doesn't have anything
like the same semantical problems as [A4ce] so it might be
better to discuss it separately.
There shouldn't be any problem with any durational modifier being
applied to a chord made up of same-length notes, should there?
{[DGB][EAc]}(3:2:4[EGB]2[DFA]/<<{[EGB]}[EGc]/
for example.
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